Good Morning All,
Threw out some seed at the feeders at the Red Rocks Trading post this
morning(very quiet & peaceful with the light snow & fog). Around 8
a.m. the Golden-crowned Sparrow and 1st year Harris's Sparrow showed
up. Yesterday morning the Curve-billed Thrasher was present. Too
foggy to check and see if the falcons were sitting on ledges waiting
out the snow. On my drive out of Red Rocks ran across a flock of
Western Bluebirds (20+) and near home ran into a flock of Mountain
Bluebirds. This kind of a day (snow & fog) is often productive for
finding flocks of migrating bluebirds at the base of the foothills by
driving through foothills parks like Red Rocks and Bear Creek Lake Park.
Mike Henwood
Morrison
Jefferson County
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